Much has been said about the grim aesthetic that Diablo IV brings to bear, but it's different seeing and playing in it. Read more about druid skills here - after playing all three classes, in the very limited context of the demo, the druid emerged as a clear favorite, as I could easily get myself into and out of trouble instantly, either unleashing hell with unparalleled AOE burst or rocking and rolling away to safety. Combining these abilities let me stay alive even in the hottest combat situations with tons and tons of Fallen trying to swarm me.
If I need even more AOE, I've got it in the form of my ultimate ability, Cataclysm. The druid's rapid shapeshifting lets me get right into the thick of combat, and let loose on enemies with massive AOE bear slams that crush anything nearby. During the frenetic time with the boss, I got to try out my demo kit, which gave a good taste of some druidic options, including an old favorite, pulling a giant rock meatball from the earth and shoving it into foes. However, those bold demo station warriors worked together, our actions resulting in a satisfying spray of loot and even a legendary-quality item for me.
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While big bosses are common fare in the Diablo series, it was a new experience to see other players all trying to stagger and take down this boss together - a boss that has many powerful abilities and can even potentially one-shot you from full health if you're standing in the way of a telegraphed wind-up attack. The highlight of this was the world boss located in the demo area, Ashava.
I opted to skip the main quest and pack in as many activities as I could into one play session.
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